SpinTrade CoinageIncrease called it a “network stabilization fee” and demanded $560—what nonsense!

The phrase itself was meaningless. Networks don’t need stabilization from users’ pockets. I pressed for documentation, but they only sent me a generic PDF filled with errors. Their confidence shocked me. They acted like this charge was standard everywhere. It was all psychological pressure—a tactic designed to sound technical and scare victims into compliance. I refused to pay, and my account immediately “entered suspension.” That’s when it clicked: this was blackmail, not brokerage. The scam was wrapped in technical jargon to hide its simplicity—steal first, vanish later.